No Means No… So Why Is It Still So Complicated?
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What happens when a culture becomes so accustomed to sexual harassment, assault, abuse, victim-blaming, and blurred boundaries that we stop questioning the behavior itself? This episode of From Dirt We Grow brings the conversation so many are not willing to have. My guest is a social media educator and advocate who uses her platform to challenge harmful attitudes surrounding sexual violence and help people better understand consent, boundaries, trauma, and the realities survivors face.
We'll talk about:
• What "rape culture" actually means
• Why victim-blaming continues to be so common
• Consent and why it shouldn't be complicated
• The myths surrounding sexual assault
• How we teach children about boundaries and consent
• And most importantly—what can we do differently?
This isn't about demonizing one gender. It's about asking whether we can build a culture where boundaries are respected, consent is understood, survivors are believed and supported, and sexual violence isn't treated as something inevitable.
If this conversation resonates with you, share it. Someone watching may need to hear that they aren't alone.
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Find today's guest, Radical Hippy, on:
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*intro/outro audio: The Plot Thickens by Joshua Spacht
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